Published on Jan 12, 2015 Doug Smith leads efforts to monitor wolves in Yellowstone and has been with the program since wolf reintroduction in the mid-1990s. In this Q&A series, Doug answers a range of questions about the program’s history, wolf behavior and the park’s management goals (in the following order): Q&A: Wolves, Doug Smith – YouTube.
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The Oregon Cattlemen’s Association has issued a pair of news releases in recent weeks to voice their concerns over wolf attacks on cattle and a recent large purchase of a large ranch along the John Day River. Here’s Friday’s news release, entitled ‘Danger in the Private to Public Trend’: A new trend has started in Oregon. Conservation groups are buying …
Oslo wolf goes missing
One of the wolves that seemed to have established themselves in Oslo’s eastern forest known as Østmarka has gone missing and is feared dead. Some fear she’s been a victim of illegal hunting. The wolf was among those photographed in late 2013 by cameras set up by wildlife officials who’ve been tracking the wolves’ movements. Conservationists were jubilant that wolves, once …